The Self-Knowledge is Power Book Series
Improving Your Relationship With Your Body This easy-t0-read and easy-to-implement short book provides effective tools and techniques to get your started on improving your relationship with your body: To approach your body honestly and without judgment, and to recognize the ways that your body serves you well. See the Resources page for additional related readings. |
Other Books
![]() | New! The Psychology of the Girl with the Dragon Tatto: Understanding Lisbeth Salander and the Millennium Trilogy. (Edited by Robin S. Rosenberg & Shannon O'Neill, published by BenBella Books.) An anthology of essays by psychologists who examine different facets of Lisbeth Salander's life and character.
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The fourth edition of the Introductory Psychology textbook written by Stephen M. Kosslyn and Robin S. Rosenberg, published by Allyn & Bacon/Pearson. |
I edited this book of essays about superheroes, written by psychologists. The essays examine the implications of having superpowers and of superheroes functioning in society, seen through the lens of psychological research and theories. My essay is: "Superman's Personality: From Krypton, Kansas, or Both?" |
Abnormal PsychologyThis is an Abnormal Psychology textbook by Robin S. Rosenberg and Stephen M. Kosslyn, with Worth Publishers. The first edition came out in 2009. |
This is an Introductory Psychology textbook by Stephen M. Kosslyn and Robin S. Rosenberg. The first edition (Psychology: The Brain, the Person, the World) was published in 2001, a second edition in 2003, and a third edition (with a new title, Psychology in Context) in 2006. |
Fundamentals of Psychology in Context This is a briefer version of Psychology in Context. The first edition was published in 2002, a second edition in 2004, and the current edition, Fundamentals of Psychology in Context, in 2006. |
This is a book of essays about the Twilight Series, written by psychologists. The essays examine different facets of the series. My essay is: "Vegetarian Vamps: On Changing Hard-to-Change Habits." |
This is a book of essays about Harry Potter, written by psychologists. The essays examine different facets of Harry Potter and the magical world, seen through the lens of psychological research and theories. My essay is: "What Do Students Learn From Hogwarts Classes?" |
This is a book of essays about Batman. My essay is: "What's Wrong with Bruce Wayne?" |









